adzman808

Hi George,
 
The difference in perspective might be how each software is providing corrections, especially for the 35/2 which has a reasonable amount of native distortion
I've no idea if C1 will offer their own lens profiles for the XF glass, that's what those options in the lens profile drop down are, C1's own profile for each lens rather than the inbuilt one.
You're not doing anything wrong, it's just that different SWs seem to interpret the inbuilt lens profiles differently and for some lenses, the SW makers make their own profiles as well
It'll be good when they give us the film sims, but the standard C1 colour is nice to my tastes, and you can play around by selecting a different camera from the camera drop down which changes the profile
 

X-Pro2 and XF35 and Porto
 
Ancient Pathway by Adam Bonn, on Flickr

Porto Hill Climb by Adam Bonn, on Flickr

Porto Hill Climb by Adam Bonn, on Flickr

Adam, I much prefer the colour shots( surprise ).
Sorry to hear of your woes.

Porto Hill Climb by Adam Bonn, on Flickr

On the Way Down by Adam Bonn, on Flickr
 
Good ol' Porto light

Jump by Adam Bonn, on Flickr
 
X-Pro2 and xf35

The Hurry Home by Adam Bonn, on Flickr
 
X-Pro2 and XF35

X-Pro2 and XF35 and Porto
 
Ancient Pathway by Adam Bonn, on Flickr

Jump by Adam Bonn, on Flickr
 
X-Pro2 and xf35

Jump by Adam Bonn, on Flickr
 
X-Pro2 and xf35

Jump by Adam Bonn, on Flickr
 
X-Pro2 and xf35

For everyone who doesn't want to open a new thread, feel free to share your street photography here with us.
And to point out that street photography is not just "street" for me I start with this one
 

This week's X-Pro article features images from the X-Pro2!   The X-Pro2 and the Forgotten Trip to Aveiro, a hazy head and hard light.   I hope you enjoy seeing a place that you might not have been too!
http://adambonn.com/my-love-affair-with-the-fujifilm-x-pro1/xp2-one-hundred-seventeen/

Nice one Adam, the journey continues.

The price of the X-Pro2 is slowly getting lower. I think when the X-Pro3 will come it will be a difficult choice for me, the X-Pro2(cheap)  or the X-Pro3. I hope they will add a tilt screen at it. Did borrow a camera with a tilt screen and I liked it more than I thought. It gives you a more convenient way for a different point of view.
 
Getting some fresh air ~  een frisse neus halen by Plooifiets, on Flickr
In fact I liked it so much that I'm considering never to buy a camera without such a screen. 
A friend told me that there is a Sony . . . .

X-Pro2 and XF35 and Porto
 
Ancient Pathway by Adam Bonn, on Flickr

Not sure if this is a cityscape or not!
 
New Build by Adam Bonn, on Flickr

Porto Low Rise by Adam Bonn, on Flickr
 
A very famous view of Porto that if you've been here, then you've seen it!
 
X-Pro2 and XF35/1.4 @5.6

A couple of views of Porto's Dom Luís I Bridge that you'll need to explore a tiny bit to find!
 

 
 

The X-Pro2 and Something Old Something New: A chance encounter with an ancient pathway
 
This week's article is a story about  the magic of finding a new place to photograph.
 
Turns out that not having a lot of time or the correct weather can make for the right photographical environment!
http://adambonn.com/my-love-affair-with-the-fujifilm-x-pro1/xp2-one-hundred-fifteen/

X-Pro2 and XF35 and Porto
 
Ancient Pathway by Adam Bonn, on Flickr

Hello Fuji fans and also, X-Pro series lovers,
 
I am really interested in the future X-Pro3, as I had the X-Pro1 and now I happily use the X-Pro2. We all have specific reasons to love the X-Pro series and I think the X-Pro3 would be an interesting topic to discuss, too.
 
Looking at the launching dates of X-Pro1 and X-Pro2, compared to the dates when X-T1 and X-T2 were launched, I hoped I could see a pattern in Fujifilm's calendar;  where X-Pro series presents us technical improvements that will follow on the X-T series. But with the rumoured X-T3 launching date for September 2018 and no consistent info on the upcoming X-Pro3, this pattern isn't valid any longer. We'll have, this time, the X-T3 before the X-Pro3, that we almost know nothing about. It seems the market trends and the competition can dictate changes in the calendar pattern I was talking about.
 
I invite you to share your impressions on the X-Pro3; what would you like to see on this future model, when do you think it will be announced?
 
So far, I could only speculate that X-Pro3 will get the improvements that are rumoured to be implemented within X-T3:
 
1. New X PRO Processor. A new, faster, one, or we could speculate the presence of 2 X Pro Processors, to cope with the new performance requirements;
2. New software, with improved AF and better noise reduction - what we see inside the X-H1;
3. New X-Trans sensor, as rumoured, with a resolution over 24 MP, but less than 30 MP. A 28 MP resolution could make sense, in order to get resolution improvements, but still not sacrificing low-light performance and not putting too much strain on the processor(s);
4. Some new aspects, like ETERNA, (plus the improved AF and noise reduction I was mentioning above) and maybe video improvements (that I don't find particularly necessary, especially when we have X-H1 for that and even the improved X-T2);
5. A better build body with more scratch resistant cover, better weather sealing and with a more resistant magnesium alloy chassis, as the X-H1 is over the X-T2; with 25% improved resistance.
 
What I also would like to see is:
 
A. A better battery, or battery life - as this is also a very important aspect and with increased performance, may also come an increased energy consumption.
B. A larger viewfinder - at least at the eye exit level, with a better refresh rate for the electronic viewfinder.
C. Some button reconfiguration - if necessary, or an extra Fn button, for better accessibility.
 
 
I don't have a long list of requests, as I am happy with my X-Pro2, but I think I have covered important aspects that we could (and we would like to) see in the upcoming X-Pro3.
 
I invite you to share with us your ideas and comments.
 
May the Light be with you! Best regards,
 
Sebastian

Is it the apd version of the 56?
 
What AF settings are you using, single point or zone or wide?